The result is a band of musicians who are still touring to this day, with platinum releases under their belt and albums that have sold in the tens of millions on a world stage.
Currently, the line up of The Moody Blues sees John Lodge take to the stage alongside Justin Hayward and Graeme Edge, whilst former members have included Michael Pinder, Ray Thomas, Denny Laine, Patrick Moraz and Clint Warwick. Over many decades since their debut album in 1965 they have earned a multitude of fans around the world and as a result, when they take to the stage, they are likely to purchase The Moody Blues tickets as soon as they go on sale, hoping for a show that showcases the vast reasons for their long and valued career.
The Moody Blues released a range of albums right up until 2003 and continue to tour and perform songs from these albums live. To date, their most famous release is “Days of Future Passed” from 1967, which contains tracks such as “The Day Begins” and “The Nights in White Satin”. Further releases would include the 1967 release “In Search of the Lost Chord”, 1970’s “A Question of Balance”, 1978’s “Octave”, 1986’s “The Other Side of Life” and 2003’s “December”. These albums and more have maintained their career for a long time, as continue to listen to tracks like “The Balance”, “The Voice”, “Happy Xmas (War is Over)” and “White Christmas”.
In the last decade they have been regularly touring, with 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 and beyond seeing them hit the stage in countries on both sides of the Atlantic, with further appearances in Australia and New Zealand as well. It shows that despite their decades-long career, they remain a popular and renowned band, who will have been together for half a century if they continue to perform until 2014. It makes them a rock band to contend with as seeing The Moody Blues live remains a popular and worthwhile endeavour for their millions of fans around the world.
So make sure you get hold of The Moody Blues tickets as soon as possible. They are passes to seeing one of the seminal bands of the 1960s who have continued to impress in the decades since their first release. When they take to the stage, their fans will soon learn why they have remained so popular for so many years.
